Correction Captains News Today

A high school diploma is enough education to become a New York City correction officer under new standards that will apply to the upcoming Correction Department academy class.

A captain with the NYC Department of Correction died after undergoing a Brazilian butt lift from an alleged bogus doctor.

A Rikers Island captain and wife of almost three decades went to the Dominican Republic to get work done on her body and died shortly after the procedure

The 49-year-old suffered a massive stroke at Dr Hector Cabral's Centro Internacional de Cirugia Plastica Avanzada clinic after the fat transfer surgery

A 49-year-old New York City Corrections Captain at Rikers Island died in the Dominican Republic after receiving Brazilian butt lift surgery from infamous Dr. Hector Cabral.

Tandra Bowser-Williams promised her husband he would love the results of her procedure before she jetted off to Santo Domingo to go under the knife on May 13.

A Dept. of Correction Captain Tandra Bowser-Williams, 49, who worked on Rikers Island has died after undergoing a plastic surgery procedure in Dominican Republic by Dr. Hector Cabral.

Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY At the end of a news conference in Brooklyn last week, THE CITY asked mayoral candidate Andrew Yang what he thought about using pattern bargaining to deal with municipal unions. “I’ll get back to you on that,” he responded before walking away to take selfies with passersby at Parkside Plaza, outside Prospect Park. The century-long practice of giving each public-sector union essentially the same raises and benefit boosts is at the heart of how the city has negoti...

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The agency posted data for 248 cases in 2019, and 123 cases from January through August of 2020 — the vast majority of which accuse the officers of inappropriate use of force.